Sentence examples for endorsed ideas from inspiring English sources

In this edition: a lot of Herman Cain and overly confident punditry, some crowded estimates and two more endorsed ideas about newspaper endorsements.

Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta has generally endorsed ideas offered in February by the Congressionally established Amtrak Reform Council.

Sometimes he expressed in more-extreme form ideas he had always held (such as his dislike for imitation of fashionable schools), but at other times he endorsed ideas that were incompatible with his own earlier novels, which he rejected.

At various points, he has endorsed ideas like single-payer health insurance that are too liberal even for many Democrats.

During group discussion, participants agree or disagree with each other; explain their perspectives providing insight into factors that lead to endorsing ideas.

Gloria Arroyo, the president of the Philippines, enthusiastically endorsed his ideas.

A group of 17 House Republicans endorsed the ideas in a letter to Mr. Hébert this week.

The prime minister endorsed new ideas for welfare reform in a report by David Freud, a former City banker.

In March, the parliament endorsed the ideas of an ERC and a doubling of research spending.

Crispin Wright (1994, 1995) has endorsed related ideas from an intuitionistic point of view (for criticism, see Detlefsen 1995).

On the campaign trail two years later, both Mitt Romney and Barack Obama endorsed similar ideas.